Emory Women's Cross Country Team Captures First Place at Quaker Invitational
Results
The Emory University women's cross country team, ranked 31st in the
nation, recorded its second straight first-place meet finish,
coming away with the top spot at the Quaker Invitational. The
Invitational was held in Greensboro, NC, and hosted by Guilford
College.
The Eagles finished with 18 points and were followed by Roanoke's
78 points. The University of Texas-Tyler was third (79 pts.)
while Virginia Wesleyan (90 pts.) finished fourth.
Emory dominated the event, scoring in five of the first seven
spots. Junior Jenny Feinberg paced the 94-runner field with a
6K time of 23:15. Sophomore Tess Gallegos (23:22) finished
runner-up while freshman Calley Edwards crossed the finish line in
third place with a showing of 23:33. Rounding out the team's
scorers were sophomores Sara Gelb (5th, 23:42) and
Colleen Campbell (7th, 23:55).
Emory returns to action on Saturday, Oct. 31, when it competes at
the University Athletic Association Championships in Cleveland,
Ohio.
